New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
she TALKS ABOUT HER BOY.
Why He Lost Interest," IN His Piay-Masv Weeks
Of Anxiety-Hls Visit 70 Nc. kisce-He
Goes Brightly Back - School

Az there are 90 many letters In the papers about the
remedy thought you might like to hear OF case
| in ,ny family I write because there are 90 many
mothers who will be glad TO know Of medicine that 10
ssfe N give their children place Of quDine. which
often has such bad effects
Some fifteen months aRo my son Harry, tnen ABOUT
years DID, taken with malaria OF yhica thoro
Is always less Ia the part OF Jersey City whoro
live He first seemed out Of sor didnt want 70 Ro 70
school, aud DRAGGED about the house Ia dull stless
way atoecher unnatural to him, until finally ne camo
to DO down sick 10 bed Having had souo experience OF
malaria doctored him myself for two weeks giving
qulnne In pretty doses for the boys age about ten
grains day He had all the symptoms, sucn a. IAN
kuor yawnine and stretching blue lps ears ana hneer
nails, Roosshesh all over his hody aud feeling fheavl'
t tbs pit Of the stomach chatering OF the tectn
trembling In his arms and legs aud pain in the head
back and ons and he planned OF being so sore and
tired. When the fever on he would bo burning up
several hours. and toss bis be The fever fright
mo-,he temperature got to 1o3 degreesand sont
| for physician.
The attack had now developed into q bsd Of
maar,al Intermittent fever. Tho doctor gave nunino
bur 1t seemed to have better effect 10 his hands than
IL had mine Then arsenic tried and a. last BELLA
donna The latter drug by and By affected Harys eyes
that he could nothing clearly except when close at
hand This lasted quite six WEEKS, and Harry
got so reduced and emacated that those who saw him
when no was we'll would hardly know him now lie was
90 much run down and low In flesh and strength
that thought he was surely going Into decline his
appetite failed 80 he could eat nothing Indeed he could
scarcely drink milk Under the Physicians treatment be
improved somewhat the physician thought 1t un-
necessary to continue his visits sl he did not gain
strength uesh mprov beug only transient,
and he suffered relapse and was soon as bad rs ever
Thinking that change might be beneficial we took
him to Mt KiscO and kept him there some weeks, and
for tne the change seemed to help him. and he seemed
Improved. 1t but temporary however. for on our
hal Wn nnp
discouraged about him and cslled In new DOCTOR and
treated him for tme-but his fever ragged with
Increased force and seemed slowly sappng his life
strength. After weeks OF treatment he was prac
cay abandoned by the physician who said: 1t not
OF the slightest for to bin. You car doctor
him well Qunine Is the only thing that ran
DO bin any good" So went with qninlne; but IL
seemed 20 have no eject upon him whatever in abating
the disease.
lie was now very sick and weak AMI We hardly dared
to think what the result might he. When friend
called to see us-to whom telling Harrys sad
ondon-he said to us: Why don't you give him Kns-
kline telling that 1t a remedy for malaria,
and ehectual IL that complaint. Feeling that
1t was our duty do anything could we got some
Kaskine and began using 1t. In about week saw a
change for the better In my boys condition. hrst
noticed 1t in his eyes, they had al through sickness
looked dull and beared aud red IL nnaed blood
shot, They soon began to lose this appearance and
brilliant and clear they used To be whsn he was
In health TIC medicine seemed to free his eyes from
their duei appearance and they bright AMI lash.
ing again. His appetite began 10 improve, and soon he
was real hungry and rellshed his food.
The fever left hun ana WAS permanently broken, bis
tired feeling disap cared and he got lively and playful
once soon the change was more decided, he re-
gained h strength and cheoriuness and lie was Ike our
lght happy child sgaD. Two bottles OF Kaskine cured
him. This last November. lie remained free from |
tho fever all the OLD bad symptoms disappeared, never
back and since that time be has never had the
leas BIT Of the fever lie got we'll and strong and IN four
weeks lie hack school again as well as be ever
was, and has remained 10 ever since.
Mrs. THEODORE A. SOLoMoNs,
l59 Halliday ST., Jersey City, n. J.
Other letters OF similar character from prominent IN
divilual.. which stamp Kasklne remedy OF I'M
doubted merit. Will he sent application.
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35 FnrrinsdOn Road. London.